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Table 05 All Non Scheduled Services All Non-Scheduled Services June 2020 (a) Table 5.1 (b) (b) Tonne-Kilometres Used Aircraft Number of Seat-Km Seat-Km As Cargo Tonne-Km As -Km Stage A/C Passengers Available Used % of Uplifted Available Total Mail Freight Passenger % of (000) Flights Hours Uplifted (000) (000) Avail Tonnes (000) (000) (000) (000) (000) Avail Passenger Services 2 EXCEL AVIATION LTD T/A THE 14 14 25 219 519 325 62.6 - 84 33 - - 33 39.3 BLADES BROADSWORD SCIMITAR SABRE AND T2 ACROPOLIS AVIATION LTD 12 3 16 14 234 66 28.2 - 43 6 - - 6 14.0 AIRTANKER SERVICES LTD 188 32 255 1,718 54,882 14,269 26.0 - 7,690 1,291 - - 1,291 16.8 AURIGNY AIR SERVICES 1 1 2 60 162 80 49.4 - 17 7 - - 7 41.2 BRITISH AIRWAYS PLC 63 8 78 1,791 22,121 14,043 63.5 20 3,129 1,692 - 206 1,486 54.1 CATREUS AOC LTD 60 43 88 25 590 178 30.2 - 132 18 - - 18 13.6 EASTERN AIRWAYS 55 127 118 3,760 3,753 1,634 43.5 - 375 163 - - 163 43.5 EXECUJET EUROPE 16 2 19 2 219 16 7.3 - 24 2 - - 2 8.3 EXECUTIVE JET CHARTER LTD 2 2 3 4 27 4 14.8 - 2 - - - - - GAMA AVIATION (UK) LTD 7 3 10 7 74 16 21.6 - 16 2 - - 2 12.5 JET2.COM LTD 10 4 14 486 1,823 1,172 64.3 - 178 100 - - 100 56.2 JOTA AVIATION LTD 26 35 53 1,574 2,456 1,351 55.0 - 235 114 - - 114 48.5 LOGANAIR LTD 67 143 177 339 2,878 660 22.9 - 304 57 - 1 56 18.8 LONDON EXECUTIVE AVIATION LTD 130 90 185 118 1,461 381 26.1 - 422 38 - - 38 9.0 RVL AVIATION LTD 10 22 22 - 57 22 38.6 - 15 2 - - 2 13.3 SAXONAIR CHARTER LTD 2 3 3 5 16 4 25.0 - 2 - - - - - TAG AVIATION (UK) LTD 19 7 24 32 284 118 41.5 - 52 11 - - 11 21.2 TITAN AIRWAYS LTD 241 63 334 2,890 35,282 16,072 45.6 - 3,001 1,372 - - 1,372 45.7 TUI AIRWAYS LTD 77 10 97 2,213 26,546 18,780 70.7 - 3,322 1,700 - - 1,700 51.2 VIRGIN ATLANTIC AIRWAYS LTD 10 2 13 590 3,343 2,944 88.1 - 656 277 - - 277 42.2 VOLUXIS LTD 58 30 81 10 640 166 25.9 - 50 15 - - 15 30.0 WIZZ AIR UK LTD 4 2 7 273 811 595 73.4 - 81 60 - - 60 74.1 Total Passenger Services 1,073 646 1,623 16,130 158,179 72,896 46.1 20 19,829 6,957 - 207 6,750 35.1 1 of 2 All Non-Scheduled Services June 2020 (a) Table 5.1 (Continued) (b) (b) Tonne-Kilometres Used Aircraft Number of Seat-Km Seat-Km As Cargo Tonne-Km As -Km Stage A/C Passengers Available Used % of Uplifted Available Total Mail Freight Passenger % of (000) Flights Hours Uplifted (000) (000) Avail Tonnes (000) (000) (000) (000) (000) Avail Cargo Only Services 2 EXCEL AVIATION LTD T/A THE 1 1 2 - - - - - 1 - - - - - BLADES BROADSWORD SCIMITAR SABRE AND T2 CARGOLOGICAIR LTD 251 47 332 - - - - 2,141 29,940 17,958 - 17,958 - 60.0 DHL AIR LTD 1,768 1,499 3,013 - - - - 7,576 73,375 43,562 - 43,562 - 59.4 JOTA AVIATION LTD 40 45 70 - - - - 4 444 125 118 7 - 28.2 LOGANAIR LTD 20 54 64 - - - - 96 101 44 44 - - 43.6 RVL AVIATION LTD 5 13 13 - - - - - 8 1 - 1 - 12.5 TITAN AIRWAYS LTD 187 203 356 - - - - 503 3,171 1,776 267 1,509 - 56.0 WEST ATLANTIC UK LTD 689 1,177 1,435 - - - - 5,331 13,705 5,102 1,517 3,585 - 37.2 Total Cargo Only Services 2,961 3,039 5,284 - - - - 15,651 120,745 68,569 1,947 66,622 - 56.8 Grand Total 4,034 3,685 6,907 16,130 158,179 72,896 46.1 15,671 140,574 75,527 1,947 66,830 6,750 53.7 Total sub-charter operations performed on behalf of - - - - - - - - - - - - - - UK airlines Total excluding sub-charter operations performed on 4,034 3,685 6,907 16,130 158,179 72,896 46.1 15,671 140,574 75,526 1,947 66,830 6,750 53.7 behalf of UK airlines (a) Excludes some charter operations performed by aircraft below 15 MTOM (b) Excludes small airlines' public transport operations (see table 10) (c) Excludes passengers and cargo uplifted on sub-charter operations 2 of 2.
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